Motherhood (eBook, ePUB)

In Motherhood, Rebekah Ross offers an unflinchingly honest account of surviving trauma, loss, betrayal, and the crushing weight of generational cyclesall while fiercely loving and raising her children.Told through raw, lyrical chapters, this memoir peels back the polished surface of traditional narratives about motherhood, faith, and family. From surviving childhood abuse, early marriage, poverty, religious hypocrisy, and devastating loss, Ross details how she foughtagainst all oddsto give her children the love, stability, and hope she never received herself.At its core, Motherhood is a story of resilience: of learning to live with trauma instead of being defined by it, of finding faith outside of dogma, and of breaking cycles of silence and shame to build a new kind of legacyone grounded in truth, compassion, and unconditional love.Both heartbreaking and ultimately hopeful, Motherhood is a testament to the quiet, unseen victories of surviving when survival itself is an act of rebellion.